Mike Turk has roamed the sideline at Huntingdon College for more than 20 years as the head football coach, winning games and impacting lives at one of the nation’s more successful NCAA Division III programs.


Consistent success has been a big part of his story.

The Navarre Raiders know the doubters are exist. Three wins and seven losses kind of creates that mindset among those on the outside of the football program.


But on the inside, in the locker room, on the practice field, Navarre is driven.

Curtis Sanders primarily played on the defensive side of the ball a season ago but is poised to get reps at running back as well this fall for the Navarre Raider football team.


The rising senior welcomes the opportunity to impact the game in more than one way.

Summer heat and humidity you could cut with a knife didn’t keep the Navarre Raider girls soccer program from hosting another successful youth camp.

Since early June Navarre’s football team has been on the field and in the weight room, dialed in on being ready for the start of the 2025 season.


Now that summer workouts are history and fall camp is underway, the Raiders feel good about the way the past couple of months have gone.